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SMITH—RAYMOND
Rev. Eric LeDrew officiated in a pretty summer candlelight
ceremony at the Brussels United Church on June. 17 when
Colleen Marie Raymond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Raymond, became the bride of Douglas. Lorne Smith, son of Mrs.
Adah Smith and the late Mr. Douglas Smith.
The Matron of honour was Mrs. Carol Webster, sister of the
bride and the bridesmaids were, Mrs. Gwen Raymond;
sister-in-law of the bride, Miss Ginny Hooton, Burlington and
Miss Loree Gammie, Lucknow, friends of the bride and Miss
Margie Raymond, sister of the bride.
The groom's bestman was Keith Raymond, brother of the
bride. The guests were ushered by Larry Smith, brother of the
groom, Gary Nuttall, Toronto, Glen Warwick, Bluevale, and
John McCrudden, Cambridge, friends of the groom. The head
usher was the groom's brother Robert Smith.
, Miss Karen Pascoe, Oakville played traditional wedding
music. Miss Peggy Gibson and Miss Joan Mair sang "wedding
Prayer" and "Annie's Song" accompanied accompanied on the piano by Miss
Michelle McCulcheon.
`' The reception
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was held at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre. Guests attended from London, Oakville,
Burlington, Toronto, England, Lucan, Brampton, Thunder Bay,
Guelph, Milton,, Cambridge, Kitchener, Stratford and Milverton.
The couple will reside in London where the groom is an
accountant with the firm of Multi Fittings Ltd.
Preceding the wedding there were several showers held for
the bride. On May 24 a community shower was held in the
Brussels United Church. Several musical numbers were enjoyed
and humorous skits were presented. The bride- thanked the
group for the many beautiful gifts received. A delicious lunch
was served. •
On June 4 a number of close friends gathered at the home of
Janet Smith to honour the bride and present her with many gifts.
The hostess served lunch which was enjoyed, by all.
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Mr, and Mrs," Stewart
Humphries attended the
graduation of their ilaughter Kim
Humphries on Friday June 30,
1978 at Fanshawe College
Victoria Campus. On Thursday
the Tea and Pinning was held at
the Nurses Residence at Victoria
The Social Services Committee
reported to Huron County Council
on June 30 that it had been
advised by the Ministry of
Community and Social Services
that effective May 1, 1978, the
co-payment , portion of the
Nursing HOme rate has increased
to $8.50 per day from $8.30 per
day and that the daily Inter-
mediate Care Rate has been
increased to $21.30 from $19.60
retroactive to April 1, 1978.
The Homemaker rates ap-
proved by County Council in
December 1977 have now been
approved by the Ministry ef-
fective January 1, 1978. They are
$4.20 per hour in town and $4.60
per hour out of town; $33 per day
in town and $36.80 per day out of
town; $36 daily live-in service in
town and $36 daily live-in service
out of town.
The Victorian Order of Nurses
rate approved by County Council
in December 1977 has now been
approved by the Ministry ef-
fective January 1, 1978 at $12.25
per visit.
The report to County Council
stated that the social services
department caseload for May
remained the same as for April at
100 cases. The number of
beneficiaries, however, has de-
creased from 334 to 270. The total
expenditure to May 31, 1978 was
$166,283 which is $5,437 less than
the pro-rated budget for five
months.
Social Services Administrator
John MacKinnon has been re-
elected to the Ontario Municipal
Robinson C. Hamilton B.A.
Vice President of Fanshawe
College, and formerly of Walton,
Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Houston R.
R. #2," Brussels, also attended
their daughter, Janiee Houston's
graduation. These girls were
among the 123 graduates from
Victoria Hospital,.
&vial Services Association Board
of Directors and has been ap-
pointed to the Zone Committee
and the Program Committee.
It was stated in the report that
the committee had reviewed a
draft agreement between the
Town and Country !Homemakers
and the County of Huron for the
purchase of Homemaker service
from this organization. The Social
Services Committee gave
tentative approval to the agree-
ment and authorized the Social
Services Administrator to forward
the draft copy to the Town and
County Homemakers for their
consideration.
gave the address to the
Graduates.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle
arrived home late Saturday night
film a 3 week tour of England,
Wales, Ireland and. Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson
spent the past month visiting with
their son David' and his wife in
Lloydminster, Alberta, touring
Jasper, Banff, Lake Louise and
Edmonton, then through the
States to Vancouver where they
spent a week or so with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Nelson and boys.
Mr. Harvey McClure visited
with his son Rae in Edmonton,
travelled by camper to Vancouver
where they visited at Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Nelson's and other
places of interest.
Mrs. Ray Huether took her
mother, Mrs. Watson Webster of
Clinton to London on Sunday
where they visited Mr. Webster
who is a patient in University
Hospital having being transferred
from Clinton Hospital Saturday
night following- injuries on
' Wednesday in a fall from a load of
hay on his son's farm.
John Leeming of Kenora
visited his grandmother while
home on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Humphries and family spent the
Dominion Day holiday weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Humphries.
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